The National Geographic Magazine, Volume 207, Issues 1-3National Geographic Society., 2005 - Geography |
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... Romans became its masters . In the Iron Age , around the ninth century B.C. , when the Romans were merely a smallish farm- ing tribe living in huts near the Tiber , Italy was teeming with distinctive cultures , languages , and works of ...
... Romans became its masters . In the Iron Age , around the ninth century B.C. , when the Romans were merely a smallish farm- ing tribe living in huts near the Tiber , Italy was teeming with distinctive cultures , languages , and works of ...
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... Roman legions had felt . " The Samnites have been portrayed as rough people , " Monaco was saying as he downshifted around another sharp turn , " because the Romans had a powerful need to destroy them . We've The historian Livy records ...
... Roman legions had felt . " The Samnites have been portrayed as rough people , " Monaco was saying as he downshifted around another sharp turn , " because the Romans had a powerful need to destroy them . We've The historian Livy records ...
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... Roman road , the Via Amerina . In turn the Romans gained a way station on the route north . Such cooperation , some schol- ars now believe , helped the Romans to thrive and the Italics to retain some of their cultural identity - much to ...
... Roman road , the Via Amerina . In turn the Romans gained a way station on the route north . Such cooperation , some schol- ars now believe , helped the Romans to thrive and the Italics to retain some of their cultural identity - much to ...
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